Justin D. Congdon is affiliated with the University of Georgia in the United States and conducts research primarily within the fields of Environmental Science and Psychology. Their work intersects several subfields including Ecology, Nature and Landscape Conservation, Global and Planetary Change, Social Psychology, and Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics.
Their research focuses on topics such as Turtle Biology and Conservation, Amphibian and Reptile Biology, Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, Animal and Plant Science Education, Avian Ecology and Behavior, Study of Mite Species, and Rangeland and Wildlife Management.
Justin D. Congdon has been published multiple times in the journal Chelonian Conservation and Biology, with two papers appearing there. Additionally, they have work published in Current Biology. Notable papers include:
They have collaborated frequently with a number of coauthors including Miriam Benabib, John B. Iverson, Kurt A. Buhlmann, J. Whitfield Gibbons, and Craig B. Stanford.
Justin D. Congdon's work covers ecological and conservation themes, with specific emphasis on turtle biology. Their contributions extend into broader wildlife and habitat studies, integrating ecological principles with conservation strategies.
Justin D. Congdon;Arthur E. Dunham;R. C. Van Loben Sels
Justin D. Congdon;Arthur E. Dunham;R. C. Van Loben Sels
Laurie J. Vitt;Justin D. Congdon
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Craig B. Stanford;Craig B. Stanford;John B. Iverson;Anders G.J. Rhodin;Peter Paul van Dijk
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J. D. Congdon;L. J. Vitt;W. W. King
Laurie J. Vitt;Justin D. Congdon;Nancy A. Dickson
Justin D. Congdon;Donald W. Tinkle;Gary L. Breitenbach;Richard C. Van
Christopher L. Rowe;Owen M. Kinney;Roy D. Nagle;Justin D. Congdon
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Justin D. Congdon;Roy D. Nagle;Owen M. Kinney;Richard C. van Loben Sels
William A. Hopkins;Christopher L. Rowe;Justin D. Congdon
Stephen J. Morreale;J. Whitfield Gibbons;Justin D. Congdon
William A. Hopkins;Mary T. Mendonça;Justin D. Congdon
Donald W. Tinkle;Justin D. Congdon;Philip C. Rosen
C. W. Beck;J. D. Congdon
Justin D Congdon;Roy D Nagle;Arthur E Dunham;Chirstopher W Beck
Kent L. Fiala;Justin D. Congdon
Paul Licht;Gary L. Breitenbach;Justin D. Congdon
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